Commercialism

What do we mean by commercialism?

The practices, methods, aims, and spirit of commerce or business. noun

An attitude that emphasizes tangible profit or success. noun

A commercial custom or expression. noun

The supremacy of commercial over moral considerations; regard for commercial or financial advantage only: as, commercialism in politics. noun

The maxims and methods of commerce or of commercial men; strict business principles. noun

The predominance of commercial pursuits and ideas in an age, a nation, or a community. noun

The commercial spirit or method. noun

The practices, methods, aims, and spirit of commerce or business. noun

A tendency to value profit over everything else. noun

Transactions (sales and purchases) having the objective of supplying commodities (goods and services) noun

The practices, methods, aims, and spirit of commerce or business.

A tendency to value profit over everything else.

Words that are spelled similarly to commercialism:
commercialism, commercialist, commercialise, commerciality, commercialize, commercials, commercialised, commercialises.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word commercialism:
consumerism, materialism, greed, capitalism, abstract, aesthetic, celebrity, artwork, advertising, punk, artistic, declaration, christmas, moral, culture, corporate, cinema, practices, pop, fair, sell, negative, critic, art, ideas, spirit, artists, alternative, hope.

Words that rhyme with commercialism:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe commercialism:
crass, modern, american, new, rampant, sordid, blatant, western, excessive, competitive, anti, aggressive, mere, vulgar, civilized, pure, gross, ruthless, cheap, greedy, crude, much, overt, intense, selfish, narrow, british, bourgeois, unbridled, english, sheer, literary, frank, non, soulless, european, century, petty, cold, urban, capitalist, triumphant, unrestrained, unscrupulous, pervasive, unrestricted, materialistic, cynical, extreme, tawdry, contemporary, unabashed, shameless, corporate, individualistic, obvious, unchecked, mass, ugly, naked, victorian, over, northern, global, day, corrupt, smug, arrogant, dominant, degrading, heartless, relentless, brutal, predatory, overwhelming, barbaric, unadorned, class, prevalent.

Words that sound like commercialism:
commercialism, commercializing, commercialized, commercialize, commercialization, commercialised, commercialisation, commercials, commensalism, commercialise, communalism.